- Usage
- Basic operation
Basic operation
Basic operation
Create a new directory on your system.
Add all samples in the form of WAV files to the directory.
Invoke OP-1/Z Sample Packer like so;
macOS
$ ./op1zsamplepacker-macos "<WAV files directory location>"
Linux
$ ./op1zsamplepacker-linux64 "<WAV files directory location>"
Windows
op1zsamplepacker-win64.exe "<WAV files directory location>"
Upon exection, the packer will compile the samples into a file named samplepack.aif. This file nominated <WAV files directory location>. Please note that any previous file named samplepack.aif in that directory will be overwritten. Absolute and relative paths for the <WAV files directory location> are supported.
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